Lean Hog Futures--- Lean hog futures in the June contract settled last Friday in Chicago at 75.75 while currently trading at 73.50 as I have been recommending a short position from the 77.45 level & if you took the trade continue to place your stop loss above the 10 day high which stands at 78.25 as the chart structure is terrible at the present time and will not improve for another 5 trading sessions.

Lean Hog Futures--- Lean hog futures in the June contract settled last Friday in Chicago at 75.75 as I initiated a short position from around the 77.45 level as the volatility over the last several days has exploded with huge price swings and if you took this trade continue to place your stop loss above the 10 day which stands at 79.22 as the chart structure will not improve for several more days.

Lean Hog Futures---Hog futures in the June contract are up 150 points currently trading at 78.45 as I have been recommending a bearish position with an average price around the 77.25 level & if you took that trade continue to place your stop loss above the 10 day high which is just an eyelash away at 78.87 on a closing basis only.

Wheat Futures--- Wheat futures in the May contract settled last Friday in Chicago at 4.53 a bushel while currently trading at 4.45 down about 8 cents for the trading week reacting pretty neutral to yesterday's USDA crop report lowering carryover levels by about 10 million bushels as the grain market still looks weak in my opinion.

Feeder Cattle Futures--- Feeder cattle futures in the April contract are trading higher by 140 points at 124.20 still stuck in a tight 6 week consolidation as I'm looking at a possible short position if prices crack the 120.90 level while then placing the stop loss above the 10 day high which stands at 125.30 risking around $2,200 per contract plus slippage and commission as cattle is a high risk trade.

Lean Hog Futures--- Hog futures in the June contract are trading higher by 50 points this Monday afternoon in Chicago currently trading at 76.85 as I have been recommending a short position from the 77.75 level and if you took the trade place your stop loss at the 10 day high of 78.87 as the chart structure is excellent at the present time.

Lean Hog Futures--- Lean hog futures in the June contract settled last Friday in Chicago at 77.82 while now currently trading at 77.00 down about 80 points for the week as I have been commending a bearish position from around the 77.75 level and if you took that trade continue to place your stop loss above the 10 day high which stands at 80.07 as the chart structure will improve tremendously in next week's trade therefore lowering the risk.

Coffee Futures---Coffee futures in the May contract settled last Friday in New York at 146.25 while currently trading at 143.80 a pound down about 250 points for the trading week right near an 8 week low as I am currently not involved as I am waiting for better chart structure to develop plus a true trend to occur.

Lean Hog Futures--- Lean hog futures in the June contract are currently trading at 77.65 as I've been recommending a bearish position from right at this level and if you take this trade place your stop loss above the 10 day high standing at 80.07 risking around 250 points or $1,000 per contract plus slippage and commission as the chart structure is outstanding at the present time.

Lean Hog Futures--- Lean hog futures in the April contract are trading higher for the 2nd consecutive day up another 70 points at 68.70 as I will be recommending a short position if prices hit 69.30 then placing your stop loss above the 10 day high which stands at 72.30 risking $1,200 per contract plus slippage and commission.

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